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  2. WAR NOTES.

    The news from Athens to the offert that the Allied troops operating against the Turks have occupied Maidos comes as a distinctly pleasant surprise, and the official ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    The Government newspaper "Embros," also the "Athenae," which hitherto has been pro-German, now advocate immediate intervention on the side of the Allies. ...

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  4. AUSTRO-GERMANS.

    The Berlin official wireless bureau states that the Archduke Frederick, who was present, says that General Von Mackensen, who is commanding the Austro-Germans, ...

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  5. UNITED STATES.

    President Wilson has decided to reserve his opinion regarding the torpedoing of the American steamer Gulf Light until the official details are received. ...

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  6. GALICIA.

    The enemy claim an important Success in Western Galicia. Russian reports do not ...

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  7. NEW ZEALANDERS.

    The following additional casualty list has been made available:— OFFICERS KILLED. Lieutenants DODSON, RICHARDSON, ...

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  8. LOSSES IN THE DARDANELLES.

    A further list of New Zealand casualties in the Dardanelles is published. Col. MacLaurin, of the New ...

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  9. A POPULAR SPORTSMAN.

    Private Whyte, who died from wounds received in the Dardanelles fighting on April 29, was a popular local sportsman. In 1899 he was stroke for the South Australian ...

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  10. LOST SUBMARINE.

    A message from Constantinople says the prisoners from the British submarine which was lost in the Dardanelles were marched through Constantinople wearing fezes. ...

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  11. POSSIBILITY OF WAR.

    The "New York Herald," in an article headed "Must We Go To War With Germany?" says, "The time for the generalities of diplomatic exchanges is past, and ...

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  12. A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN.

    A communication has been received in Adelaide indicating that Lance-corporal Bayly, a South Australian, formerly of Semaphore, was killed in action in Flanders on April 16. ...

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  13. ITALY.

    Correspondents at Rome state that the abandonment of the visit to Genoa of the King and Ministers has created a deep impression, though Rome newspapers agree ...

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  14. SUBMARINES.

    A submarine sank[?]two trawlers in the North Sea. Both trawlers were sunk by gunfire and were not torpedoed. The crews were rescued. ...

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  15. THE NARROWS.

    Yesterday's English mail brought full particulars of the naval attack on the Dardanelles on March 18, when the French battleship Bouvet and the British battleships ...

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  16. BERLIN VERSION.

    A Berlin communique says: After severe fighting in Western Galicia, from the Hungarian frontier to the Dumajec and the Vistula, we penetrated the Russian front ...

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  17. THE GALICIAN CAMPAIGN.

    Some time ago it was suggested by a military expert in Petrograd that the Germans were concentrating large' forces down in the Cracow region with the object of launching, ...

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  18. THE DARDANELLES.

    The Allies' warships have resumed the bombardment of the Dardanelles and Smyrna forts. ...

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  19. AUSTRIAN CLAIM.

    While claiming the capture of 8000 Russians, the Austrian communique is more modest than the German. It simply claims the repulse of the Russians on the front ...

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  20. USE OF DUM-DUMS.

    Many German military surgeons have been accusing the British troops of using dum-dums. A leading Bavarian medical journal, after strict and prolonged ...

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  21. ALLIES ASHORE.

    Reports from Mitylene state that the British disembarkation continues at two points. All the Turkish forts protecting Maidos were destroyed from the land, and ...

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  22. CAPTAIN JAMES RONALD.

    Private cable advice has been received that Captain James Ronald, of the Kent Regiment (the Buffs), sixth son of the late Mr. R. B. Ronald, who was well known in ...

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  23. THE U39.

    The U39 destroyed the Swedish schooner Elsa. The crew were landed at Leith. The submarine's captain stated that the Elsa was the fourth vessel he had sunk ...

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  24. FOR CALAIS.

    There are indications that the Germans are preparing for another great effort to break through. Their reinforcements in Flanders include considerable cavalry. ...

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  25. REJOICING IN GERMANY.

    Berlin is beflagged and jubilating over the rumoured victory in the Carpathians, also the piercing of the Russian front in Western Galicia. ...

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  26. FOR THE BELGIANS.

    The High Commissioner for Australia. Sir George Reid, has handed over the sum of £4600 which was collected in Melbourne on King Albert's birthday. ...

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  27. THE FULGENT.

    Two shrapnel shells struck the Falgent, which was sunk by a submarine off the south-west coast of Ireland, killing the mate, who was at the wheel, and mortally ...

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  28. DEATH OF COLONEL ROOTH.

    Mr. Justice Rooth has received news that his brother, Colonel Rooth, of the Dublin Fusiliers, was killed in the Dardenelles operations. ...

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  29. RUSSIAN STATEMENT

    A communique states: A desperate battle has been developing since Saturday on a front from the lower Nida as far as the Carpathians in the region of Gladycheff. ...

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  30. RUSSIAN FINANCE.

    Russia is issuing, in foreign markets, £20,000,000 worth of 5 per cent. Treasury bonds. ...

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  31. THE ENEMY COMMUNIQUES.

    Now it is apparent that the forecast of the Petrograd expert was a sound one; for the Germans, the Austrians, and the Russians all refer to a big battle in Western Galicia. ...

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  32. VITAL POINTS.

    The majority of the vital points of the Dardanelles defences are invested. The Australians and New Zealanders fought magnificently against a ...

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  33. GUNS ON MERCHANTMEN.

    The Royal Mail Shipping Company's report states that the immunity of the company's ships from attack is largely attributable to supplying the vessels with ...

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  34. LORD TENNYSON'S MESSAGE.

    The High Commissions, Sir George Reid, has advised the Prime Minister, Mr. Fisher, of the receipt of the following telegram from Lord Tennyson, a former Governor-General of ...

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  35. PRISONERS.

    The Official Press Bureau announces that the American Embassy in Berlin reports that the British officers [?]mprisoned at Burg and Magdeburg are in separate cells. ...

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  36. NORTH SEA ACTION.

    The Admiralty state that after the destroyer action on Saturday strenuous efforts were made to rescue German sailors. Lieut. Hartnoll jumped into the water to ...

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  37. GERMAN BOAST.

    A Taube flew over Calais, and dropped papers, saying: "Expect us at Calais in three days." ...

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  38. PERSONAL NOTES.

    A private cable message was received yesterday, intimating that Major Charles Melville Macnaghten, of Sydney, was slightly wounded in the Dardanelles action, but is ...

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  39. DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER KILLED.

    Colonel Doughty-Wylie, who was directer of the British Red Cross in Turkey in [?] and whose courage saved hundreds of lives in the Armenian massacre at ...

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  40. GERMAN LOSSES.

    Fugitives at Ecloo report terrible German losses. Every locality in the immediate German rear is overflowing with wounded. Many succumb in the ...

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  41. IN POLAND.

    A communique reports important skarmishing in Poland, on the Bzura, near Mistrevitze. ...

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  42. THE BOSPHORUS.

    A communique states that the Russian [?] bombarded the Bosphorus forts, and caused a great explosion and fire at Fort Elmas. ...

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  43. BALTIC PROVINCES.

    A German communique says: We have captured a further 1780 Russians south of Mitau (in the Baltic province of Courland). ...

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  44. IN FRANCE.

    The fighting is progressing most successfully for the British around Armentieres and Houplines. The British are in possession of Armentieres, and have ...

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  45. EXCITED ITALIANS.

    Feverish interest is being evinced in a great national demonstration to be held at Genoa on Wednesday, when the King was expected to unveil a monument to the ...

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  46. NOTHING HELD BACK

    The Minister for Defence, Senator Pearee, to-day gave an absolute denial to the rumour that the Defence Department was withholding news of large losses. He ...

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  47. JAPAN'S DEMANDS.

    The Chinese-Japanese negotiations have reached a deadlock, and apprehension is felt that Japan may take action. The negotiations disclosed that Japan ...

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  48. LIGHTHOUSE BURNED.

    The Laengskra lighthouse, off the Aland Islands (Baltic Sen), has been burned. It is believed that it was set on fire by shells from warships. ...

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  49. ATTACKS REPULSED.

    A communique states: Two German night attacks on Sunday and Monday were repulsed, one against the British north of Ypres, and the other against the French at ...

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  50. THE BATTLE IN PROGRESS.

    But, apart from both German and Austrian communiques, we have the Russian version. And let it be emphasised that from the [?] outset of the war no communiques issued by ...

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  51. AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL.

    The Australian voluntary hospital forms the nucleus of a 1500-beds unit under the War Office called the Australian Hospital, for which Australia is sending sufficient ...

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  52. BOGUS HOSPITAL SHIP.

    The Prize Court is now dealing with the German vessel Ophelia. Early in November the vessel was captured when flying the Red Cross flag. ...

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  53. AIRMEN IN FLANDERS.

    Airmen bombed the railway station and military buildings at Bruges and butteries in the district. The airmen escaped. ...

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  54. COLONEL MACLAURIN

    Colonel Henry Normand MacLaurin, whose death has been reported by private cable message, was the fourth son of the late Sir Normand MacLaurin, who was ...

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  55. NEW ZEALANDER WOUNDED.

    Among the Canadian wounded, is Corportil Barlinson, a New Zealander. ...

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  56. SOLDIERS' DRINK.

    General Joffre has forbidden shopkeepers in the war zone to supply alcohol to soldiers, including the British, who are restricted to the regulation allowance. This ...

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  57. RUSSIAN FINANCE.

    An internal loan of a hundred millions sterling, bearing 5[?] per cent. interest, and issued at £99, with five years' currency, and thereafter convertible to 75 years' ...

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  58. RUTHLESS GERMANS.

    The German officers of the sunken torpedo boats, rahter than allow their men to be rescued, shot five dead while the latler were leaping into the water. The ...

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  59. RETREAT FROM PARIS.

    A German book is published describing the retreat from Paris. It declares that the strength of the French was due to the magnificent qualities of the English, who ...

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  60. LIQUOR AND INDUSTRY.

    The Agent-General for South Australia (Mr. Young) stated in an interview that, while not wishing to increase the task of the British Governer at regarding the ...

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  61. SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    The casualties at Gibeon (German Southwest Africa) include the death of Major Watt, brother to the Minister for Works. It is officially stated that General ...

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  62. WAR BONUS WANTED.

    It is reported that 750 chainworkers at Oldhill, who were engaged in Government work, have struck work in connection with the war bonus question. ...

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  63. NEW GUINEA OFFICIALS.

    Germany, through a neutral channel, has expressed her appreciation of Australia's courtesy in giving the German New Guinea officials a safe conduct to Germany. ...

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  64. LIEUT. P. S. ANDERSON.

    There were widespread expressions of sorrow to-day when it became generally known that Lieut. P. S. Anderson, eldest son of Mr. John Anderson, of Newstead South, was ...

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